Health – Page 471 – Effects of Anxiety

Crushed unicorn dreams: Smaller paychecks spur ‘I should have voted Romney’

http://twitter.com/#!/VAisforlovas/status/287168893422821377

Oh, dear. The harsh reality of crushed unicorn dreams and the bitter smell of regret. As Twitchy reported, Americans started noticing that Obama’s “fair share” claims weren’t so fair and many were shocked … shocked … that their first paychecks of the year were smaller.

The indebted young Twitter user above now says she was just being sarcastic, but plenty of Obama supporters facing smaller paychecks continue to show genuine disenchantment. Feel the remorse. **

I have a friend who voted for Obama publicly complaining about the new #SS tax raise. I would just like to say: You did this to yourself.

— Jessica Lynn (@gekka_88) January 5, 2013

Homeless guy holding sign “I did it to myself. I voted for Obama…sorry” twitpic.com/8c5aun via @twitpic

— Jerry(@Durango24k) January 6, 2013

Realty realized little too late~”@durango24k: Homeless guy holding sign “I did it to myself. I voted for Obama…sorry” twitpic.com/8c5aun

— April Guiles (@April_MG) January 6, 2013

Real photo or not, that sentiment is being expressed across Twitter. Obama is “the light and the future?” Not so much, unless light means light in the wallet.

I don’t wanna hear that “I’m mad about these taxes they took out my check shit” from any Obama voters lol stfu you voted for him.

—La LaFah(@Its_LaFah) January 5, 2013

Bingo!

@whitehouse YOU GO MR.OBAMA.YOU SHOW ‘EM.POOR LOSERS THEY ARE.I VOTED FOR YOU & I’D DO IT AGAIN.

— MILDRED ROGERS (@MILDREDMickey) January 4, 2013

Oh, sweetie. Bless your heart. Precious Mildred seems to be in a growing minority, as many others realize that the country voted to go Forward! … to smaller paychecks.

All I know is my paycheck short $31 😠😠😡😡😠😠 Obama gotta take of this. NOW!

— Bobbie Bigsby ✊ (@MissBobbieJ) January 2, 2013

https://twitter.com/kirtyburger/status/287277878935175168

Everyone seen a deduction on the new years first paycheck today!I thought Obama was in this to help the mid and lower class??

— DaBaddest BitchAroun (@ATL_PRiNCeSS) January 5, 2013

Fucking Obama! Fuck you! This taking out more taxes shit better fucking help me out!! Very upset to see my paycheck less today! 😡😡😡😤

— Nancy Thongkham (@thongkhamlove) January 4, 2013

Twitter users, in yet another prescient move, took solace in the thought that we could at least giggle at all the disenchanted Obama voters. And disenchanted, they are.

https://twitter.com/AM_Lach/status/287618571922718720

The thought of them all scrawling in their tear-stained diaries while smoking cloves and listening to REM’s “Everybody Hurts” is schadenfreud-elicious. However, sadly, we are all dealing with the economy-crushing reality, financial hardship and consequences of their bad choices. In Obama’s America, everybody does hurt.

Everyone going to regret voting for Obama after they receive their firstpaycheck this year (2013 payroll)

— Ray (@DRsexy809) January 4, 2013

Yes, they are. Many Twitter users are now expressing regret over voting for Obama.

https://twitter.com/pakichic1/status/287619820084662273

Obama is the biggest fucking liar in the world why the fuck did I vote for him

— Dave (@D_Cardenas15) January 4, 2013

https://twitter.com/Rachel_Blum26/status/287214139024220161

Idk why but I feel like I’ma regret voting for Obama.

— Kevo (@_Kevin_Leo) January 4, 2013

I’m starting to regret voting for Obama.

— Christian Dixon (@crushonchrissy) January 4, 2013

RT if u regret voting for Obama now

— Barnibus Clay (@AwwHELLToTheNaw) January 4, 2013

https://twitter.com/ShawnaHolt/status/286388242675294208

people earning over $400,000 a year will now have a tax rate of 41%. That is fucking retarded, I seriously regret voting for obama.

— Jeffrey Baird (@JB790) January 5, 2013

https://twitter.com/RatedR_Rell/status/287012879792758784

More are kicking themselves for not casting their votes for Romney.

Damn the taxes killed me. I should have voted Romney

— Chase Zebari (@CZebari22) January 3, 2013

I should have voted for Romney, I want a do over

— Warren G (@imMrWilliams) January 3, 2013

https://twitter.com/6BONECRUSHER3/status/286461758334443520

https://twitter.com/sh3aint_E/status/287732469782945792

https://twitter.com/Made410/status/286883025134968832

Why didn’t I vote for Romney!!! #payrolltax

— Diamond (@Diamondeez) January 4, 2013

Why, indeed?

Elections, they have consequences.

** Post was edited for clarification.

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Joe Walsh joins Twitter

http://twitter.com/#!/JoeWalsh/status/185490921536757760

How stress affects your brain – Madhumita Murgia

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Husband Arranges The Perfect Valentine’s Surprise For Wife, And It’ll Have You In Tears

Some people really have a knack for pulling off romantic surprises and Dave is one of those folks.

Unfortunately, ladies, he’s happily taken. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, Dave has been feeling a lot of pressure to show his wife Kristy just how much he loves her. Why all the anxiety to make it perfect? Well, he’s been known to pull off some crazy romantic gestures in the past. The couple’s love story has been anything but all sunshine and happiness…there were dark times. But just watch as Dave walks us through their past, present, and future. Oh, and you should grab some tissues!

Kristy is one lucky woman.

These two are the ultimate in relationship goals. This is what true soulmates look like. Share this with others to spread the love!

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How To Relieve Stress – Scientifically Proven Stress Relief Techniques

How To Relieve Stress – The absolute best ways to reduce your stress permanently and how to avoid gimmicks that don’t work. The Ultimate Life Purpose Course – Create Your Dream Career: http://www.actualized.org/life-purpose-course Leo’s Top 140 Self Help Books http://www.actualized.org/books Full Video Transcript Here: http://www.actualized.org/articles/how-to-relieve-stress Video Summary: Up to a point, stress is an unavoidable part of living. It has become more problematic as our modern world becomes more complex and frantic. To fail to acknowledge your role in creating the stress in your life will simply amplify it. Review what choices you’ve made, and whether you want to retract any of them for the sake of reducing your stress exposure. Stress tends to be reduced once we simply accept our choice to live with the stress-inducing situation, rather than pursue some alternative action. Positive, constructive ways to deal with stress include most notably meditation, sports, music, reading, and creative hobbies. Self-destructive, unhealthy methods for dealing with stress are easy to identify. Even innocuous-looking methods of stress relief can become a crutch that steals your quality of life and creates guilt and recrimination. Less obviously destructive diversions such as video games, the internet, and TV create a low consciousness that disengages you from your mission in life. Proactively exam what is causing the greatest stress in your life. If you choose to “just live with it,” identify positive ways to mitigate that stress. Evaluate what negative stress reducing technique to eliminate to improve the quality of your life.

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